We also looked into VMware.

We did also look at Proxmox KVM.

We did not evaluate any other solutions as the Oracle VM was part of our ERP deployment with the new release. It was a requirement and, as such, we implemented it accordingly.

I do use Hyper-V and VMware. But, if you are using VMware for your desktop, and you want a management consult, you have to pay for it and it's pricey. And, Hyper-V's management is not really that great. But, Oracle VirtualBox is a perfect fit for us. You don't pay for it, and it doesn't really ask too much from your computer. For instance, if I had installed Hyper-V on my computer and I want to use Oracle VirtualBox, I don't have to change the settings on the computer. If I start VirtualBox, I can use anything else without any problems. I find that VirtualBox gives me more advantages than the other products.

We also evaluated VMware.

I've not had to look at any other solutions as it does exactly what I need without fuss.

I also evaluated VMware and Docker before choosing Virtual Box. I chose Virtual Box.

I looked at Hyper-V prior to choosing this solution. After testing it, we chose the Oracle solution instead.

We evaluated VMware, Citrix, and QEMU.

I tried VMware, but they kept asking for more money for upgrades again and again. I also had a Windows license, but not a Linux or Mac license, so I just decided to go with VirtualBox.